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Hello All.
Input Fields:
Volser: 3-8
STATUS $ 71
DSN: $ 10-53
Location: $ 55-62
IF STATEMENTS:
IF (STATUS = 'M' AND VOLSER NE '.' AND DSN NE ' '
OR LOCATION NE 'OAM' OR LOCATION NE 'DYLT');
I do not
McKown, John wrote:
I am downloading MQSeries from ShopzSeries. In the additional
materials section of the download, there are a bunch of files, most of
which say that they are in CDIMG format. Is that the same as ISO-9660
format (.iso) that I am used to under Linux? I.e. can I just use my
Linux
For 1.7, EXIT 53 is probably the best place. ( together with exit 3 for
NJE-submitted jobs )
There is a field in the JCT, JCTJUSID which may or may not contain the
userid, I'm not 100% sure.
I set the msgclass in exit 54 based on some e=other criteria so have
some code that might help
Regards
CAPRON Romain wrote:
I'm wondering if there is an existing exit (or an ADRDSSU statement
option; but I don't find it...) that allows us to print the successfully
and unsuccessfully dumped or copied datasets to datasets...
Not existing code, but you could use the SYSIN/SYSPRINT I/O
exit. On
You should be able to send the SYSPRINT DD to a dataset, and then you
can use whatever programming language you want to look at this file and
pull out the dataset names that were successful, and not successful. I
recommend REXX, but you can probably do this with almost any language.
C. Todd
I have a multitask assembler server application, which calls C++
POSIX(ON) modules in different point of the processing:
for example the XERCES XML parser, a HTML parser, etc.
I got some problems with multitasking and POSIX(ON), I got time to time
a 4093 x'AC' abend.
The idea was to use
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snip
.ISO format is common format for CD images. It is supported
by variety of CD/DVD
Good Morning. This is what my page datasets look like:
TYPE FULL STAT DEV DATASET NAME
PLPA 77% OK 093B SYS1.PAGE.MVSDLB.PLPA
COMMON36% OK 0936 SYS1.PAGE.HYPERG.COMMON
LOCAL 83% OK 0930 SYS1.PAGE.VHYPERA.LOCAL1
LOCAL 87% OK 0931
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Good Morning. This is what my page datasets look like:
TYPE FULL STAT DEV DATASET NAME
PLPA 77% OK 093B SYS1.PAGE.MVSDLB.PLPA
COMMON36% OK 0936
This is the size of my locals that are in use:
Volume Mount Device Free Free Free LgFree LgFre
Serial AttrType Exts Trks Cyls #Trks #Cyls
(01) (02)(03) (04) (05) (06) (07) (08)
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HYPERF PRIVATE 3390 2
On Tue, 6 Mar 2007 08:51:47 -0500, Robert Pelletier [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Good Morning. This is what my page datasets look like:
TYPE FULL STAT DEV DATASET NAME
PLPA 77% OK 093B SYS1.PAGE.MVSDLB.PLPA
COMMON36% OK 0936 SYS1.PAGE.HYPERG.COMMON
LOCAL 83% OK 0930
On Tue, 6 Mar 2007 09:02:55 -0500, Robert Pelletier [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
This is the size of my locals that are in use:
Volume Mount Device Free Free Free LgFree LgFre
Serial AttrType Exts Trks Cyls #Trks #Cyls
(01) (02)(03) (04) (05) (06) (07) (08)
If you go to =3.4 and put in SYS1.PAGE.*, it will use a wildcard mask
and show you all the page datasets. Then press the pf11 key to shift
right. You will see how big they are in TRACKS. Then divide each .DATA
file by 15 and you will have each size in CYLS.
Hope that helped.
Claude Richbourg
Hope this helps:
Command - Enter / to select action Tracks %Used XT
Device
-
SYS1.PAGE.MVSDLB.PLPA
SYS1.PAGE.MVSDLB.PLPA.DATA 2025? 1
3390
Anyone know of a CE in the Cleveland OH area?
I have a former client that called me with a problem with a 9672
Shark not running an MVS environment.
They attempted an IPL this morning and it failed (system has been
running, it is their remote D/R site). Im no longer in Ohio, having
moved to
Those sizes look awfully small to me. We use 6 datasets of 49500 tracks
each on our small LPAR.
Jon L. Veilleux
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Anyone know of a CE in the Cleveland OH area?
I have a
Yep, as Maxwell Smart says, now that oughta do it!
Since it's flushing on a JOBLIB, the JESMSG data set is going to be awfully
small - what, 4 or 6 lines total? Don't worry, every once in a while
IEHIBALL just slips up.
Later,
Ray
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On Tue, 6 Mar 2007 09:20:51 -0500, Robert Pelletier [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Hope this helps:
Command - Enter / to select action Tracks %Used XT
Device
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SYS1.PAGE.MVSDLB.PLPA
While the SMP/E RM describes GIMZIP, the utility used to
package for RECEIVE FROMNETWORK, I find no similar assistance
for packaging for RECEIVE ORDER. Have I simply overlooked it,
or has IBM made a business decision not to support ISVs in
supplying that format?
I had a brief flush of enthusiasm
In a message dated 3/6/2007 8:27:56 A.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Anyone know of a CE in the Cleveland OH area?
I have a former client that called me with a problem with a 9672
Shark not running an “MVS” environment.
I'm sure IBM can get you one thru normal
There is a good chance that we may stop using SAS on z/OS. At present,
only one mission-critical application uses it and we are looking at
replacing that. Our other main use is MXG. I know that many have run MXG
and SAS on a PC platform for cost savings. What I am wondering, not
being an MXG
We are currently using the following for our weekly volume backups which
are then used at DR:
DUMP TYPE=FDR,ONLVOL,BUFNO=MAX,DSNENQ=USE,MAXTASKS=6,
REMOTE,ENQ=ON,MAXERR=999,ENQERR=NO,TAPERRCD=NO,DATA=USED
MOUNT VOLG=DSL
Currently
In a message dated 3/6/2007 10:20:47 A.M. Central Standard Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
We are currently using the following for our weekly volume backups which
are then used at DR:
DUMP TYPE=FDR,ONLVOL,BUFNO=MAX,DSNENQ=USE,MAXTASKS=6,
True but I thought some of us on the list like yourself might be
interested.
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Sent: Tuesday, March 06, 2007 11:25 AM
To: IBM-MAIN@BAMA.UA.EDU
Subject: Re: FDR question for Bruce Black
In a message dated 3/6/2007 10:20:47
Hi John,
Have you read the archives of MXG-L at Barry's site http://www.mxg.com/
? There is some good discussion and tips in the archives. A number of
folks really like processing with MXG and SAS on a PC and have been able
to do so easily enough. One search that worked pretty well. I don't
Don't recall the size of JESMSG. I did an S (rather than a ?) in SDSF, so I
saw everything concatenated, and the total was probably 60 or so lines.
Charles
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Got some feedback from Innovation Tech Support concerning my question
about changing DSNENQ and ENQ values. The bottom line was leave them as
they are. There would be some risk and it simply isn't worth it.
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Sent: Tuesday, March
On Tue, 6 Mar 2007 13:02:50 -0500, O'Brien, David W. (NIH/CIT) [C]
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Got some feedback from Innovation Tech Support concerning my question
about changing DSNENQ and ENQ values. The bottom line was leave them as
they are. There would be some risk and it simply isn't worth
We also had this problem with z/OS 1.7 and AMASPZAP. We opened a problem
with IBM but it turned out that CA PMO needed a fix.
Here's IBM's response:
I have a possible fix for you if you're running OEM CA PMO according to
ASKQ Item 40076227000 which involves CA fix T458284 PTF QO81747 .
Hi All. Thanks for all the help and great info on my first paging issue.
Now could someone explain to me how slots are allocated and whether in a
STC they are given back to the system or kept by the STC until it is
brought down? Thanks all. I just can't figure out why one TSO user might
have 10
If you are doing Point in Time backups for your DR and you want to get
the backups of those copies quickly done, then the V2X2 is your baby.
SnapShot is more friendly in this area than Flashcopy. SnapShot saves
pointers to the current data whereas FlashCopy copies it from one
location to
On Tue, 2007-03-06 at 14:59 -0500, Robert Pelletier wrote:
I just can't figure out why one TSO user might
have 10 slots and another has 0:
Oh man. I had one user who every few months would ISPF-edit a large
sequential dataset (rather than use browse). He'd push us into aux
storage shortages
Hello,
If you are using the Application Programming Interface for DFSMSdss, then
you
have access to the various exits that ADRDSSU calls during its processing.
Exit option 23 would be the one to look for. It is the Data Set Processed
Notification
exit, and comes with return codes indicating
I am in the process of disassmbling our IEFSD094 module because we do not have
the source.
It is fairly simple, but I was wondering if there was any doc on coding the
IEFSD094? We use it with an external writer.
Lizette
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On Tue, 6 Mar 2007 15:26:49 -0500, David Andrews [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Tue, 2007-03-06 at 14:59 -0500, Robert Pelletier wrote:
I just can't figure out why one TSO user might
have 10 slots and another has 0:
Oh man. I had one user who every few months would ISPF-edit a large
sequential
Hi
We have 4 systems in a sysplex running JES2. 3 of the systems
are in one MAS and 1 has its own MAS of 1. While less than 3 of the
systems in the 3-system MAS were at z/OS 1.8 and one or more was at z/OS
1.7 we had no issues. The MAS is of 1 was and still is running z/OS
1.7.
I just can't figure out why one TSO user might
have 10 slots and another has 0:
Paging is ultimately a function of storage saturation, so whenever z/OS has to
dynamically acquire more pages to hold in reserve (the Available Frame Queue),
then the Real Storage Manager (RSM) will go out and
There is some information on this subject in an appendix of the JES2 Init
Tuning Guide.
Bill
On Tue, 6 Mar 2007 15:46:03 -0500, Lizette Koehler [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I am in the process of disassmbling our IEFSD094 module because we do not
have the source.
It is fairly simple, but I was
Could be OA18916 ? I would open a PMR and send a console dump of JES2 to
IBM.
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03/02/2007
at 08:44 PM, William Donzelli [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
These look like standard units, sort of like 3336s.
3336-1 or 3336-11? You can't[1] put a 3336-1 on a 3330-11 or a
3330-11 on a 3330-1. The disks are the same but the mounting is
different.
[1] Every
In a recent note, Shane Ginnane said:
Date: Tue, 6 Mar 2007 08:03:58 +1000
It'll be ignored.
Well, it wasn't _exactly_ ignored:
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Hello Gil,
At 16:24 -0600 on 03/05/2007, =?iso-8859-1?Q?Brian_Peterson?= wrote
about Re: Heads Up: JES2 Warning - Don't $P Spool Volumes:
x-charset iso-8859-1Short version: If you are z/OS JES2 1.7 or
above, don't drain spool
volumes. APARs OA17249 and OA20195 (new, see additional related symptoms
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